Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-07-27

W0lGe spot Oh DreaSG. AAS"SAS w
the name Carlo. The finder will De
suitably rewarded by returning the
| same to FRITZ BUcKENTIN'
J. A. Schlener, G.. G., John Ever
| hard and John p. Harrison were In
Morris last Thursday evening and III
| stituted Bethel Commandry OF the
Knight Templars. A charter was
granted and officers installed. "A
banquet was given ut the Metropol-
tan hotel after the close of the work
in the hall. Heretofore Bethel Com
mandery has simply worked under
dispensatlon.
1t is an unusual and sad sight to
see company of two hundred people
appearing in brilliant street parade
and in the ring. doing their utmost
to entertain and amuse a throng OF
people and Immediately afterward
forming in funeral procession to FOL"
low with eyes dimmed with tears, one
OF the most popular of their number
to the grave. Such sight was seen
in Morris yesterday for the first time.
RI. Hall and f. w. Randall, of
Morris, Mimi, are offering the service
of the stallion Night Hawk to the
farmers of that section. This stallion
is the best representative of the Old
Vermont Black Hawk we have ever
seen in Minnesota; he is almost
solid black, Isl. hands high ana
weighs 100 pounds. While he Is
beautiful individual his progeny
prove his high breeding and Insure
the perpetuation of Morgan blood
wherever he Is used.-Farm Stock
and Home.
Red clover should succeed wherever
timothy does. It is the richest plant
that grows. 1t will produce more
milk and butter than any grass. 1t
is invaluable for hay, while for pas
turage for hogs and cattle it cannot
be excelled. 1t must have room to
extend it's roots into the suhsoll. 1t
takes seyen-tenths gifts growth fro
the air, aud only three-tenths from
the soil, hence it does not draw
heavily on the soil. 1t should stand
drouth we'll as the roots penetrate so
deeply into the soil.
S. H. Barrett's combined shows
were in Morris and gave an afternoon
and evening performance. There was
a large and choice selection OF wild
animals and the circus performances
were uniformly pleasing. Some of
the trapese work, the bicycle riding
and the athletic features were OF
unusual excellence. There was
large attendance and all seemed
pleased with what is certainly the
best "show" that has visited the city
for a number ofyears. Should MI
Barrett come this way again, he can
be sure of increased patronage.
Mrs. H. Cross, daughter of the
manager and wife of the detective OF
S. H. Barrett's shows died suddenly
at Wahpeton last Monday evening,
soon after the close of the evening
performance at that place. Heart
disease is supposed to be the cause.
She was born at Covingson, Ky. and
was but eighteen years old. She was
married on Aug. 3rd. of last year.
The remains were brought to Morris
and the funeral services were con-
Quoted at the cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon by Rev. J. B. Fairbank Of the
Congregational church of this city.
Mrs. Cross was a beautiful and ac-
complished lady and a general
favorite. Her sudden death cast a
shadow of gloom over the entire COM
pany.
1t is said that there are FIVE banks
in Sheboygan county, Wis, one of
| the great dairy counties of the state,
| with deposits from farmers alone
| amounting to 1,5OO, 600! This state
ment is vouched for by gentleman
| who evidently knows whereof he
speaks. He also says that in the early
history of the county an exclusive
| growing and selling of small grains
impoverished the people. The great
change noted has been wrought by
adapting new methods to new con-
ditions; rotating, diversifying, con-
centrating the products of the farm
into meats, milk, butter ETC., and re-
tanning the fertility of the soil instead
of "seIling it by the bushel. "-Farm
Stock and Home.
There are some unfortunate boys
in the village who seem to take de-
light in showing what they think to
be smartness by making insulting re-
marks to people they chance to meet
on the street, and they are violently
insulting when they meet minister,
priest or teacher. We speak of these
boys as being unfortunate because
we believe any boy who has had such
training at home as to be able to use
Insulting language to any one, to be
very unfortunate. Deal kindly with
the boys and endeavor to teach them
better. Let the boys understand that
insulting language is degrading and
that it Injuries themselves much more
than the one to whom 1t is directed
and they will soon begin to do better.
We have a job lot of all silk otto
man ribbons, which we offer at great
bargain. Note our prices. No. 3,
cents; No. 4, 6 cents; No. 5, 10 cents
No. 7, IL cents; Nos Is cents; No
II, 20 cents; No. Is, % cents. Call
and get some before they are all gone.
30t2 J. e. DANIELsON.
For II kitchen floor, especially one
that is rough and uneven, some one
in the New York Tribune recon-
mends the following glue paint: TIC